England under the Tudors and StuartsSimpkin, Marshall & Company, 1861 - Всего страниц: 735 |
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... forces to repel the Scottish invasion ; but the Cornishmen , excited by one Flammock , an attorney , and Joseph , a ... force under Lord Daubeny , the chamberlain , and the Earl of Oxford ( June 24th , 1497 ) . Warbeck , driven again ...
... forces to repel the Scottish invasion ; but the Cornishmen , excited by one Flammock , an attorney , and Joseph , a ... force under Lord Daubeny , the chamberlain , and the Earl of Oxford ( June 24th , 1497 ) . Warbeck , driven again ...
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... force was kept up , and the finances were able to support it . All these advantages had been secured by the craft and policy of Louis XI . , who , dying when his son was but young , left the regency in the hands of his sister Anne ...
... force was kept up , and the finances were able to support it . All these advantages had been secured by the craft and policy of Louis XI . , who , dying when his son was but young , left the regency in the hands of his sister Anne ...
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... force to the aid of Frederick , he proposed to Louis that they should divide the country between them ; that the Spaniards should enter on the south to defend it , and the French on the north to subdue it ; and that on meeting , instead ...
... force to the aid of Frederick , he proposed to Louis that they should divide the country between them ; that the Spaniards should enter on the south to defend it , and the French on the north to subdue it ; and that on meeting , instead ...
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... forces in Glendale , amount- ing to 26,000 men . From Bolton he advanced to Wooler - haugh , within five miles of the enemy ; but on perceiving the strength of their position , he crossed the Till , and advancing along the right bank ...
... forces in Glendale , amount- ing to 26,000 men . From Bolton he advanced to Wooler - haugh , within five miles of the enemy ; but on perceiving the strength of their position , he crossed the Till , and advancing along the right bank ...
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... force corporal , beauty and gift of nature ; " and their prowess and skill in arms were equally worthy of admiration . * 17. Interview between Henry and the Emperor at Canterbury . As the time approached , Henry removed with his Queen ...
... force corporal , beauty and gift of nature ; " and their prowess and skill in arms were equally worthy of admiration . * 17. Interview between Henry and the Emperor at Canterbury . As the time approached , Henry removed with his Queen ...
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